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It seems like Spyderco has given up on introducing new handle materials which was one of the original missions of the Chaparral line. The last Chaparral with a new handle material was Birdseye Maple which was at dealers in January 2021. Perhaps like the Sage line, we’ll soon end up with just FRN sc...

Interesting, they do list a US facility: USA - 1900 E. GIrard Pl. #300 Englewood, CO 80133 Is it possible they are cutting the spyderco 2x8 stones down and reselling them? We also switched gears with our sharpening stones to focus more on the custom cut stone sizes for the growing number of guided ...

On one hand I can appreciate CQI. On the other hand these rolling changes lessen the value of the pre-CQI models. Or it could actually increase the collector value because it’s the original version that is no longer being made. ;) For example, a collector might be willing to pay a little bit extra ...

On one hand I can appreciate CQI. On the other hand these rolling changes lessen the value of the pre-CQI models.

See you on the other side!!!

Wasn't worth $300 back then, not worth $450 now I agree. I passed on the SB when they were originally for sale. Not interested now. I have plenty of other Ti framelock knives that make me happy. However, the SB apparently makes a lot of other people happy. Obviously, based on this latest run, it's ...

Welcome Dep!!!

Hold on to you wallet!

Had to go into the office this morning. The G10 Dragonfly is perfect!

Prices are inflated for everything. It's not just a Spyderco thing I'm fortunate to have a nice collection and most of the knives I have I was able to get below the normal price. Some I've purchased at normal price. It was my choice. So I can't complain. Those who are complaining, how many of these ...

Are we there yet?

Gunner and Zoe as babies.... https://i.imgur.com/P5b8ElW.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/Q7amqec.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/sTw2ZwR.jpeg A few years later and they still run the house and still enjoy their technology time. They've asked for cell phones but we haven't gone there yet https://i.imgur.com/RjXzNX...

Yeah I heard first thing this morning. I'm big music fan, including Toby Keith and country music. Last I heard I thought he was doing better but probably just a late rally.

Doc Dan wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 06, 2024 9:05 am

I was surprised. I had no idea he was sick.

He's was battling for a few years

I still don't see what the thrill is with the SB. I wasn't interested back when the original one was disco'd and reasonably priced. Definitely not interested in one at $450

Bolster wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 29, 2024 1:35 pm

I also found these disassembly photos of the nested liners version, where the stop pin is in a different location on the blade:

Here's another....

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Matus wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 29, 2024 4:38 pm

I am wonder Whether the motivation was the very thin stock and thus the spring / backlock might be showing too much flex without the stop pin.

Sage 4 has the internal stop pin

DavidNM wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 29, 2024 4:33 pm

I am looking forward to hearing the answer to this question.

Maybe Sal or Michael will chime in. Otherwise I suspect we won't get an answer to this question

Yep that's a fantastic pic!

I agree with the above! I think they turned out very nice!

jdw wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 24, 2024 5:37 am

tcarltonw wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 24, 2024 5:19 am

Instant... and instantly dye the scales. Gig'Em

Yeah. I will likely buy one to try the steel but I find burnt orange particularly awful as well.

I don't necessarily think it's awful but I don't particularly like it and I already have a half dozen other knives with it

i'm going to have to make it to one of these shows someday. Says everyone here, every year! :squinting-tongue My parents used to go every year to see all the new shooting gear and place orders for the year for our gun store. I never got to go and always wanted to. I keep saying I'm going to make it...